the lines are fuzzy between what is non traditional and traditional. It could result in cross posting and more difficult searching for pertinent information.
I am a clearly traditional applicant, but am not at all perturbed by the non-traditional applicant questions - frankly there aren't enough of them for us traditional applicants to care. So don't worry about bothering us. Now, I must look at it from a non-traditional applicant's perspective. I don't see this being of benefit to this populace for the fact that if the forum splits, not as many people will read the non-traditional applicant forum, and thus the advice you will receive will be less (albeit perhaps a bit more focussed), but not nearly as comprehensive as it is now. I don't think it's a good idea for either parties.